Got my Logo!Okay so I am in a pretty good mood today to say the least. As you can see above my logo is finished. Just waiting for the high quality verions for the website and branding. This will be onine, on business cards, on hats and clothing and office supplies. I also at long last found an affiliate program for my line of business. It doesn't pay as much as traditional get out there and pound the pavement contracts, but the blog is really more about volume so the lower profit per account sh

So today I have several items on the old agenda. I want to reach paid comments status this month. In order to provide the best help to others with their own sites I have upped the quality of my comments. It takes longer but these websites are important to their owners and if I can be a small source of help the monetary stuff will take care of itself. My comments will be thoughtful, reference something specific from their posts and ask a question that if they choose to answer will give them an o

So my day job is closed down. Can't sell to closed businesses any way. So I got a little too still over the last few days and decided to use all of the extra time to work on my site. I put up a new article on preparing your business for the restart after this virus blows over. I also noticed my first actual subscriber today and I have only put up 5 total articles with one being a glossary of terms. Tonight I am going to earn as many comment credits as I can and try to generate some income I can

My site is a bit unique. I have a work history and strong knowledge of sales in the credit card processing industry. When I joined WA I thought creating a site in my niche would be a challenge. Amazon links really don't fit into the sales process I use and my target audience is business owners which is even more niche. So far I have done several articles and a glossary of credit card processing terms. What I have found in this process is that forcing myself to write for a new medium has forced